HHS Canned Food Drive and Updated News

It was great to start of the week with Halloween, many students dressing up in their costumes and being a part of the costume contest at lunch.

Students gathered in the quad area to show off their costume and be judged by Mr. V and Mr. Camp. Our winners were:

Group : Alia Tincknell and Gus Morris as Napoleon Dynamite and Deb

Most Original: Drew Esquivel as Mr. Lee

Scariest: Javier Hurtado wearing a scary mask 

Funniest: Kenneth Evans as a parrot

On Friday, came together during lunch for another Food Court Day, where clubs and organizations sold food.

Juniors and seniors sold turkey legs and lemonade; sold hamburgers, a cookie, and an Arizona Iced Tea; Mountain Bike Club sold a variety of flavored lemonade; MAYO Club sold tamales and hot chocolate; Interact Club sold teriyaki chicken and vegetable rice bowls and lemonade; and Gay Straight Alliance Club sold baked goods.

Music was playing throughout lunch and it was a fun time for the school to interact together. 

Seniors and juniors were able to take the CAHSEE test on November 1st and 2nd, a required test to graduate high school. 

Healdsburg High School students are now donating their non-perishable foods for the canned food drive. The cans will be going to the Healdburg Food Pantry at the end of the month. The canned food drive is a way to help the community as well as get students involved. 

Clubs

The MAYO Club presented the altars in celebration of the Day of the Dead at the Healdsburg Museum Open House starting Wednesday and ending today. 

Sports

The wrestling team is still looking for a team manager and several statisticians. Anyone who is interested can come to the cafeteria at 3:10 pm and speak to one of the coaches beginning November 7th. 

Colleges

More colleges are coming to visit in November:

The Air Force Academy 

School of Architecture and Design from San Diego

University of Arizona in Tucson 

University of the Pacific